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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
BICYCLING IN TIE UPPER BAY.
CONDITION - MUSICAL.

PROFESSOR KING RIDES A WATER VELOCIPEDE
FROM BrDIow's ISLAND TO THE BRIDGE.
A bicycle trip from BodiOws Island 10 the Brooklyn
Bridge the latest sporting achievement Professor Alfonso
King did with ms little rho boat consists Of
spindle shaped tubes about feet IN
cot in diameter. The tubes upitee by franc
work which also carries light water-whee with pedals and
bicycle saddle The problem IS simple enough and Ike
that Of Couub egg could have been sovsd by any
had he only thought OF H.
At noon yesterday the professor slender little
vauted into saddle OF his machine which had been
Launched from tho north side Of the sand The ucky rider
drvssod in unconventional black cntaway-
snit and silk hat. and hardly looked equipped 90
battle with the waves Ho did peverthsess
nobIy The wind blowing q small gale. strong
tide running and the beng chopped into
which aroused doubts as TO the seaworthness
OF The little boat skipped
delightful however and tho professor wo kcd
his pedals with admirable energy. In forty hvs
minutes from the time OF tho start the bold
navigator undor the Brooklyn Bridge. rather
wet about but other wise the for
He was heartily csered during tho successful trip by tho
and passengers OF passing steamers rowbest
tanning several newspaper men ana The vile OF
Professor King kept near tho vsOcpeds Tor tho riders
security.
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Posi- Once Notice.

fshocli be read daily W all interested changes may
'cf& ar ay r Sn countries need no, be specially aa
tes'es Tor sPs a q an u Ts sd esS
fastesi vessels avslable
Foreign mall. ,r week Ting octobsr 20 will Gloss
premptly IN Al ca'en tl' me :. follows ,,,.
Iimou. at p. Tor Prosreso per steamship Panama.
Havana Qst- Or 0tIsr ieHctl Stts' az b!
Raaaa per stoafi,Sip Prot Morse from Nes.0rieln,
a, oa..n,orS for c,r per rs. sAns2p
AMI othsr Earoos,l cl1trie, must 30 dr,ctsi per
mia Greyiovn and xoc,, dol rora, per sie,m'hIp
Honde; at p m. Tor Trakiio per steamship Harold,
wEDxES2AY-A a. m; for Brazil and the la Plata
Thomas Tor BIrb,loe' inl ,lr rrnMl ant D, noriri
ews ste dT Other ' wnwr Ian i ", 0s 70 IL
reeted per t.naGce a, 80 m. o ~, Iro t pr
bTlMn an Other Earo1ean c9rrires mn,, pe drrc,et
ship -aAe wa Southampton ald Bremen oetters Tor
Ireland mas Be Ars,;ot PIG Nat1 at ? n w tor
for dol roro, PER steamship Pilzat FRO Scg.
for r.: j,%.e, a' S aFsyarn
N ST harSpe per ia n%S S ;r VIA by
a1 ireianI Bcsinm >eIhefllais aud soitiertad
mus, re Tea fe h1p,,a'" at so fST . Dsr
y. r, and santiaao Cubl. pr steamship SANTIAGO at
Per- ,aSn.no CIV Of wa.snson 't stsr Tor D. ost
Mexican states mast bs ttrectel " psr Cv oi Wasa
ing on ri9 Ii,,,Px Ill "' - r''rs "'iu''A poe
many Austria. Dcnmlrk. sweden NORWAY. Russia ant
Turkey. per stes nshp Elbe. via Southampton aEJ
BrSuOn u,tUsrs trs;5st "p,r Eb."l. at IL
u France. Svts,r.tlt ltts. SPAN aui Portugal.
per : elmsup Ia GascoEI-. va Hayre. IT II u. for
scotland direct. stsI usIti Ethiopia. HltsgO
Qetter, must be directed 'pel Ethiopia at 2.3D
Tor Europe. s,ctu.tp Cmbra Qusrns'Oya
,lstters Fran switzerland. Italy. Spain All Por
tugal must be direct per Umbrn y at 1880 p M.
.oT the Netherlands raci per steam hlD w A. Sohoten
ROTTERDAM letters mu-t b' directed per W. i.
scllolten ,: l:iJ for BE- ,lu lrs'. psr steam
ship Rhvnlsnh W. Aptv ro (otf.r, mast - drectAt
par Rnyniant"l al l.3J p ~ for Europe, per seam
ship CITY OF Chester. Queenstown at ) N. for
(irpytOwn aud 3 iensltt. ste mp Morgan rom
New-OrIeans at p IN. Tor rrurilo per stsa ship =
from New-fprlcLus AZ ) Tor frO2reso. pee
steamship Thoruhit
Mails for Islands per ship City Of Plpoii ron
Francisco. close here OrtoDsr ~ at -. m Mails
tho Sandw ch ISLANDS. per steamship Australia iron
san Francisco close here November 4 at Mails
Francisco. ciose hcts November - at p. Msiis
fsr Australia Now.I,aanL Stntwicl. FIJI AL 81
moan I.lan t. stean,hD Zealan lia uro Frau
November IL At J. iDL arrival
NrwYork OF steam shin ernanc with British main for
Australia Mails for CUBA by rail 10 Tampa. Fla, AMI
thence o steI hey West Fla. clos5 at ia .
office daily n 80 A. M
The schedule OF closing OF Trans Pacific mails Is ar
RANGED presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit Francisco Mails IRON tho East arriving
the day of sailing ~ steamers are
dispatched thence the Same day.
Pest once. New York. n Y OCT. 81 1887
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Announce n5lLk
FRIGHTFUL Co

FRIGHTFUL CONDITION OF OUR STREETS.
Never In tho history OF the CITY OF NewYork has ITS
such terrible i tho city
be Doughe from end to end au he foul air and sences
which salute almost unbearabls AS
there Ia be help this state OF things malaria
typhoid fever and kindred diseases will continue to be fife
uEtil Jack Frost puts the the
time what do to escape from diseases which
bid defiance Jack oftentimes
dfcut TO disOige by The best OF medical treatment
Al ounce ~ prevention Of and
10 IL at time Ike this that Rkers Ciisya and Iron Tome
VIII Itself OF uctimae value 70 suffering Citi
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Will perfect safety from malaria kindred
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RIKRKs Caisava and iron Tonic entirely different from
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EXPECT of refunded. II desire
feel abso utey sae be you Kikes Cal saya Tonic
DO not allow 70 per-ulde other
tiou Remember II - guara Iteed
Pint bottles. Is cents Sold slmO everywhere.
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REPUBLICAN HOPES N BROOKLYN.
CBArIN's CANDIDACY A s1RokE OF DESPERATION
-rnInNrI nAIED', PnPrLAEIIY /.

T.
-COLONEl BAIHD9 POPULARITY.
"The outlook tr the Republicans IN Brooklyn and
throughout Kings county could not be- brighter SAID
Chairman T. H. Wills Of the Campaign Committee, last
evening. Tho popularity oi tho Rcpubcan candidates
is daily increasing tho canvass proceed" ana ihey
become dcy known. Tho selection Of ~ ate
Controller Chaplin for Mayor II thought 10 be ono "
Boss McIaughlins desperate piay- Tho Demo
cratic members Of the Citzcns' League will max" "A
strong attempt to carry that bOdy over 10 Charin y
support, the hundred members Of tho Young Mch :
Democratic club will hurrah for him. But hc Will not
~ able to STIR tho Democratic masses.
Mayor Whitney is-ucd 4 Icrfunctury notice yesterday
to tho head, Of depart nens, calling attention 10 the
provision uf tho (1N lc, Law In regard 10 toill'al
ntributiOns As the a-cs-mcnts haNo already bech
levied tho letter l. gratutous. -
II was regarded significant Yesterday that los
Mclaughlin and PliO v. Schohrld. one ~ mo rom
hilton workers. In co-n conference. Noah I'D
belts. who the Prohibition candidate for NV
Judge lat year In Br,Ollyn. announces his hoaiD
support Of Colonel Baird for Mayor.
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preparatory to building tho o.oooton baltic ship.
Two hundred and nifty men now employed on tho
ship-house Work 10 progressing rapidly on the mon
itor. the turrets being nearly up For the past ten
days some painting has been done the Boston.
The Chicago will not be ready for her trial trip for
month. somo OF her valves being altered.
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and address.
DIED.

ALLEN on the 10Th n,t. IN the s7th vearoi her ~.
Mrs Ca,laruc Allen, widow OF the l1t' Charles G Allen.
Esiye, ir,cad e,t.uy i?vitei % ,sni the
late residence 10 Esi Rank T.
AGALEN Lu1crne. switzerland. August y. 1897. Fred
Fas'T Iyd%, lroa 9 La; Ts,soos no SlY q.
frien's invite to attend
lutcrWrnt prlyits
BAII-oa wccuc.iay October - Francis Buric;to Rail-
Rc4tiv., and ircn, ottr, nny ar respeauv lnvitoi
on Snniav October -. atlp N.
BARNEs-At ~eabreat O,tober p 1897. agoi % vetr'.
narnr. Of NcTTork AMI Ian .hcr o. Ne heal Director
m Ieoycn u i ~ OF rS ate'Pa ts No
lo6 Fast l7th. Non IA. october "a at p. IN.
BuCHANAN- suddenly. on rrlt.7 m,rnrt October Fl.
on- MSkoa1e aeaa'n "a O. N 79'n ns .e1g W r
smith. 40 & West ilulst. o. ~unhr o''o)r ~ at
CRANF-Snlieny o. a7oplevv at Rosele y J.. FRI Ily.
October II 1857. M'rl4 r. willow ott' 40 NJ Craze.
IN tle 7sth yolrof her &c 49,. ,,.. ,,,a,,,, ,,,,,.
-. p.lpet
cowLEs-At Nev.York. octonsr q. George ?. covo'
MONT monias s' Seto'.r a. At i.s1 ''' "a
FREEMAN-N Newton. y. T.. october 81 PiIny Free
Funeral service. ail- residence oh, father; James NJ
Freeman Ravonswoot. l. l., on sun ay 2h in't. at
Intermrut at convenience ot tho family
HCGHES-on 2Ouh last. after short illness George
Hughes IN the 69th year OF his tte
Tn. relative, an f:m OF , r m. retns Of M son
Charles l.. Hughes 30 Sth.ave. Oh SUNDAY Al T. m
MERK Tr-At Mllbrops. Du'hess Co. on Ihnr tltY tle
2Oth inst Sarah hcrand, wife OF Altrei l. Merritt
SSH OF her age.
The funeral place Mond,y, the 9th inst, at
O'Clock p III.
Burlai At Lithgow.
REMSFN-At Haverstraw october 30. Elizabeth C. Rem.
sen wido~ Of Iato Aaron Rom,cn in hes SD yer
Funeral at Iaverstraw sunday. October 2J At lOeock
Interment at Oak I'M Cometory. Nyack
VISsCHER-Suddenlv. In Chicago. OF pneumonia on tho
isth last Mrs Mary A.. vis.cher wife OF the late Mr
Frederick j. Nl-sclor. OF BROOKLYN
respectfully invitst
fnnrra from the ro,l,ncs nephew j. T. PRIOR 545
No,trand ave BROOKLYN Suutiy. OCTOBER -, atZ
O'clock In the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

PRINCETON. n. j.. Oct. 22.-Tho Prnceown University
football team to-day defeated the University OF Penn
sylvania team by OF 4S 10 nothing This was the
second these teams had met this fall and IL was
thought that the playing OF zach would be better than In
the game at Philadelphia "Wednesday. The work or
both teams. however was poor feeling or discourage
meut prevails 10 Princeton account OF the team bh
luck IN losing several sire members and II 10 feared
that Wagcnhurst tbs second captain slreasv electeh
will be unabs to play any more by reason OF an injury to
IL NJ lara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
4 RAILROAD SMASH Up IN HOBOKEN
B0OyToN EMPRESS RUNS INTO TWO PULLMAN CARS
ONE MAN BADLY HURT.

B0ONTON EMPRESS RUNS INTO TWO PULLMAN CARS
ONE MAN BADLY HURT.
The BOOntOn Express the Delaware Lackawanna
ard Western Railroad due at Il IN, and little
behind time, came rushing into the HobOken Station
yesterday morning and, instead of stopping at its usual
place. ran right on into two Pullman which
standing on tie track. Both knocked into
tho Pullman Office, wooden shany, completely
dcfoolsnDg H. The smash-up produced great con-
fusion the station, which fire in the debris of tho
ofics ad iol greatly. The HobOkcn Fire Depart
mou, was called out but the flames extinguished
by bucket or two Of water before the arrival Of tho
engnes.
Ibs passengers the train were badly frightened.
but the only persons injured the engineer and
seopng-car porter The engineer, James Dunn, was
found beside his engine, with his forehead cut and
bruised, aud his back and leg injured. He was
osrncd unconscious to his home, No Washington
1orface' noboken. lie doing well yesterday after
nooh' and his injuries are pronounced not dangerous
T. range The porter, who in one Of the Pullman
pAa'e cars at the time, had some bruises and cuts
ADou. lLS head, bnt was able TO walk home Fortu-
.~<op tnrio Was no one In either Of these cars H.
L. WestciHeH the Pullman car agent aud II n suitI
couiinlssafy clerk of the Pullman COMPANY escaIei
rom me o'Ice Just In time 10 save their lives The
rAn ilgt Of The eng broken and the nilot VA
broken off. bur the engine was not otherwise 1.maecd
inc palace cars, which were nearly new had their
Platforms smashed and their trucks damaged
- As 10 the cause Of the accident superintendent + 7
urmth saf that the failure Of the engine 10 sion az
.ho usual place had not yet been EXPLAINED An ex-
summation had been made which showed he sa1 that
e was nothing the matter the engine or the air.
uisAes something might have been Of orcr al the
so nht which prevented the machinery Of the air.
VI La aAos run working AT Engineer Dunn's house II
ono, tanI maj his physician hal forbidden his being
eu"s,uohed regarding the accident at present, The
e"'"e damage IL estimated at about 3IOOOo
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I'll ANCUARD- WTTSON-On Tuos Law October IL. by tho
rev Il Is Coivie Fro 'er ck X. BLANCHARD 10 Clarssa
u. uch wilson. both II this city.
EDGEHTON ANKtT~Li-On Weines,llv October 10.
1871 a. Nash0tah Chapel. by the Rev william Adams
j. D. assisted W the .ev q. g. Carter president Of
Nashotlh House Margerv Jones Anseel daughter ~ the
late Roger kuketel Of Deahed. VIA. TO Ben amin Grant
Edc-i ton. Of Ocon 'mowoc. Wis.
re NNELL-KENP G E-On We lnes NV. October 10. 1887
a residence OF The brides cousin Mr.. John A Lee
CRAWFORD. j.. by The Rev. Father Wise susie NJ j.
Kemp to Charles II Pencil. o. Ro, lie. v J.
HEFFIELD-STA NTON-On rhurtIly OrtObsr 90 1887 .
t- Central Baptist church. Srwpnrt. r. L. by the Rev.
Dr. Warren ph LIZZIE P stanton. OF Newport ana
Herbert /. sheffield OF NOrwals, Conn
10 caIds
-WTGGGN-Ou "Wednesday. october 10. 1877
Al Chri-rs Chur-t. Rye. y. Y. By to Rev. Reese F.
Alsop d. assisted bv the venerable ArchGeacon krSy
u. D.. Annie Loi-r la Ighter Of Augustus WiSgtn es
% Rye 90 Thorn Tow send sherman.
sUYDAM-D OHFLtNIER-A Grace Church. Homes lale
Penn october II. Nv the Rev George G. IaL Miss Mary
J. Io-f.ufcr ~ White M'l, Pcnn. { william Farrug.
ton Suytar. 81 HArie'. Penn.
TAYLO8-NOp DM ORTH-Jn rhurs h7. october %. at
of the prile parents lo!l Lexington ave.
by the Rev Dr Arniiaye Han WOoiwortI 10 George
II. Tay or. IT,. all Of ms CITY.
VAN GLAIS-TOWNS END-On Thursdav evening Octo.
her 20 AT the West Prespvtorian church nv the Rev
John II. D. -. Edward [. Van claim Grace
daughter OF James " TOWNSEND
Notices n muri1Jc' mpst b. in lors'i cih ftH nrne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
HIYEING TIE NARLEN TRICKS

second hearing with regard TO the sinking OF the
tracks Of the Harlem Railroad held yestcr-
day by the Park Commissioners. delegation OF
property owners from beyond the Harlem River
filed tho meeting rooms OF the Park Board Mc Ham
ilton presented petition from owners OF moro than
100000 of property along the railroad. IN which 1t
was said that the property holders would consent to
have feet but preferred no change
at all, II they o0nld DO sunk only seven fect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
WELL. SATISFIED WITH THEIR NOMINEE.

The published report that ". H. Wood, who was
nominated for Senator by the Union County, n J.'
Republican Convention on Friday. had dec med 10
accept II after tine convention adjourned, ana That
the Executive Committee had filled tho vacancy By
selecting Jane, /. Miller, I, untrue Mr.. Miller was
tho unanimous choice Of tho delegates and tho only
namo mentioned ia the convention FOR that ONCE.
III, nomination + received with satisfaction IN every
part of tho county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

THE NASSAU ATHLETIC CLUES PROSPERITY:
Tho Nassau Athletic Club its recent accession OF ovor
100 members Brooklyn Athletic Club tho Long Is
land whselmsn and other has become 90 strong
that club rooms with gymnasium 90 BY 36 feet have
engaged In Broskiyn The Old track on
the Brooklyn baseball ground v III still DO used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
Dealers IN Wildcat Mining stock,


arc equal footing with drusg dealers who at
tempt To Sell worthless substtuOns and fraudulent na-
tOs when BesOns Pasters asked for by the public
Benson's uniform Ia strength and purity. and eDloy
world popuary for OF colds coughs chest trou-
bles and aches and pains generally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

Avenue Theatre The GOO all sold yes
terfay. the had
large demand that ceu not be nled The Speaking bsgins
At o'clock sharp Mr. ShsvItch will with speech Of
forty hve minuss an Mr. Georas him in the
time Then Mr. Shevich has fifteen minutes TO reply and
his opponent will have the last word
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SCANDINAV VAN DELEGATES START FOR HOME.
The military delegates from SWEDEN. Norway and
Denmark to the International encampment at Chicago
left N@wYoik yeserday morning for home on the steam
ship eyserr amid the cheers OF host Of the country
who crowded the dock OF the ThIngvala Line The
delegation consisted OF sixty commissioned and nom
commissioned officers The scandinavian societies OF New
York BROOKLYN and Ioboken the pier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
THE VALE ATHLETIC MEETING.

NEw-HAvEs Oct 22.-Ths fall meeting Of the Yalo
Athletic Association was hold this afternoon. The
feature OF tho day tho halfmile run
which had been opened TO Harvard runners Yaes
best refused to start however. and tho men who
did made bad showing r. Il. Dana. oil Hartford,
first. Tine POI.
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the WEITHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS oR2i HOURS
wAsHisGTsS. oct 22.-For New-England, warmer
fair weather light to fresh variable winds becoming
sOuhorly.
For Nsw-Tork Pennsylvania aud Now Jersey. warmer
fair weather. light fresh variable winds becoming
sOutherly.
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BEATEN N THEIR owN CONVENTION.

Tho knights Of Labor. at tho Democratic County
Convention at New brunswick Yesterday, tried 10
nominate Thomas Dickens, one Of their local master
workmcn for sheriff. Tho Miles Ross faction would
not Weld 10 them and they secured enough boilers To
mako a majority for William +. Fisher. Of Sayre'ic.
They also nominated J. Bayard Kirkpatrick for su ro-
gate, against another Ross man. Manning Freeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
DICKINSON COLLEGE DEFEATED.

CARLIsIE Oct Q? (SD,eatA OF football took place
on the County this afternoon between the Le
high University and Dickinson College bofere crowd OF
several hundred spectators Tho seod 70 10 Ia favor
OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

Pot hunters staploon staten Island have rsape
harvest In the last week Thousands Of robins feeding
the berries nearly every gunner averaging
one hundred aud nifty day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

READY FOR THE GEORGE-SHETITcH DEBATE.
Horny George serslus f. shevtoh VIII TO might meet
omen debate As champions their par eular heores Tor
bringing about revolution In existing order Of things
The debate will tsko place In Harry" Miners EiSh'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED ~ SE LOCIS
ST. LOrIs. oct. - tSpecat.-Fire tonight destroyed
Todd Co.'s Wholesale shoe store KoerDors cafe. John
Martin & Co.'S clothing store. tho scarrtt Furniture
Corn panys warehouse Ross fur store, Peorss livery
stable. Panlys Jail works. ard damaged the Mitchell
Furniture CompaDy's store Losses about 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

THE "IMPERIAL" BEER AND "CULMBACHER"
brewsd bottled delivered especially for private
Use. Absolutely pure Order by mail Bcadlcston Il
Woerz. 29l ". lOth-st., New York. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

The seven new houses Nss 1877 to l79 West 74tb-st.
2l4xJ4xlOO, ara models oil comfort and abound In
unique ideas. Can be seen any time. The price asked
Is d genuine surprise =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
woRK rs BRISK wow AT THE NAVY v1nD

.nero has been Increased activity Al tho Navy Yard
- ling Tho past week and tho Democratic vote will
Increased In proportion. Tho principal work ON
send 70 tho rebuilding of tho monitor M.utonomab.
s"S afs also being put on the colossal shiphouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
YALE. "a; WILLIAMS, 0.

EpKINGfIELD. Mass oct 22.-Tho Yale football eleven
gave the Williams College team n lesson football to-
day at Wilianstown. defeating them by score OF "a
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

Particulars OF the attractive $500 modern English
houses at Nutey, y. j. may be ascsrtansd by inquiry
at the office of James X. Hay, 81 Broadway. >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE oct 23-l a. NJ Cloud ana SUNSHINE
alternatcd yesterday with brisk wind me p"ronie
ter rose slightly during day The Temperature ranger
between $50 and 5Io, the average a ~ pelns 49,
lowrr than the corresponding day last year. anu
9Aso lever than Friday. - u.,. L..
vnrm, fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

ohanes T. Locke announces that the "yatlonsi
op"a season under his management Will be opened
a. INC hcaaemy Of Music, Philadelphia. on November =
Among the singers announced are soprno--Nrmn.
t"rsoh-m adl, Bertha Pierson and Emma Juch CON
.rs'os-Ciara Pore., Agnes Perkins and Helen Ludng-
ION tenors-Elv Sylvia Charles Bassett and Barton Nc
SuS cln bassos and baritones Frank ycfta. Aonzo
c.coaafd, Andrew Black, William Merton and William
The chorus has seventy five voices and the ballet
81 1y dancers The orchestra, under the direction
~ ~ Oustav Henhhs number fifty. William Hook Il
hSASe manager In Philadelphia the operas given Will
Nero Goldmark: Queen Of sheba,"
-nlladophis tho company will go to Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23

MIsFITs from leading talors can only be
had at II. shess Broome and Crosby SITS Dress
SUITS lOdnel Established 10 years.